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SWEET REVENGE
1 THTTHHlf IlTirt?TTT IITT
"It's bouquet that counts
- . - not mere strength
Vanilla Is produced from the vanilla
bean - the seed pod of an orchid
the most delicate of flowers. So vanilla
Is a bouquet of orchid essences.
The finer the vanilla orchid, the
more 'delicate the vanilla essences - -more
delicate in flavor and aroma, and
far more delightful. That's all you find
in Schilling - none of the cheaper,
harsh, more pungent vanilla oils that
smother dainty dishes in a raw flavor.
Your money back if you don't like
Schilling's best!
Coffee e 1 9 Splcee e
Bate In at Powder e Tea
Schilling: Vanilla d6es not bake out or freeze out
COMPANIONATE VOW
LIKELY BARRIER T.O
A FEDERAL CHARGE
POIITKANP, Ore., Sept. 27.
f otnpanlonate m:inia-e loomed
n hiirrfi-r (o n fffliTiil chitrpe
agulnst Kenneth Ktwood Frazei,
24, who came to Oregon from Snn
Francisco some months ago with
Miss Mary Kdna Stone.
Frnzer admitted slealint; an au
tomobile in Cortland, August 7 to
I uiKfl mine diono io p'HHin aritl
I pr'nfpiircrj to in ninmh in
MOORED
MUSIC STUDIO
Nelle Moore Hunsnker
will be at Room 1, Bell Sisters Building Friday
afternoon and Saturday. Call for lesson appoint
orients or Phone 187-R.
Mo Nell IlnnU prison, but officers
found they could not press Mum
art charges against Frator be
cause (ho couple hail decided they
would be rompanlonatcly married
before they left Kan Francisco.
They were to traVel together as
friends for six months ant if at
the end of that time th-v were
still attached to each oilier they
were, to bp regularly married.
Fraitor, who has a divorced wife
and child In California, met Minn
Stone while she was a student at
the University of California find
he wan working In a San F.tnctaco
cafeteria. When the university
term ended in May. 1928. tlu.y de
cided to be companionate! mar
ried and they hitch hiked to l'ort
land. Here Frazer admitted ho
aiole a coupe In which they diove
to Seattle, but bin companion
thought he bought I he car. The
couple traveled from Seattle, to
KoHehtirg where they were aiVf.
ed. Miss Stone mi id she expect '.Mi
; to meet Frazer when his term is
! completed.
All New York Is Talking About
Electric Radios
When hard-boiled New York fall (or a Radio it muil
.be good.
Beautiful Tone Very Selective
and priced within the reach of everyone why be with
out a good Radio?
May we demonttrate a Fada in your home?
Auto Electric Station
122 5. Stephen St.
Telephone 136
YvalMns Products Mrs. J. M.
Axhcrntt, 120 W. Lane St. Ttaoiie
177.
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Masterly Pitching Defeats
McGraw's Men; St. Louis
Gains Half Game by
Win at Boston.
liy HERBERT W. DARKER
(AHoriau-d Press Sports Wrller)
If the llttlo Np:;lto cf bs:;c
bull in nutted out of the VJ'lH Na
tional league pennant, and that
seems likely, he can blame A Rood
irnrt of it on players who once
wore New York Giant llvtry.
Art Nehf, once the left handed
! pride of John Mc-G raw's heart,
! dealt his one time bows a stapKer-
in IT blow yesterday when he twirl
ed the Chicago Cubs to a 3 to 2
triumph over Ihe Giants In tho
open In k clash or a double header.
The Giants, fiKhtinjt desperately
to keep In the running, came back
with a 2 to 0 win In the niKht cap
but lost ground In the pennant
chant notwithstanding. An easy
victory over the Iloaion I J raves, 8
to 3, carried the St. Ixufs Car
dlnalB to a full game lead over the
Glania where a half game had i
been their advantage before, Only
three games remain on the ache
dule and that one game lead may
well stand until the two contend
ers clash In their final battle of
the year at the Polo grounds on i
Sunday.
Wally Pipp hit two home runs
as the Cincinnati Reds trounced the
Phillies, 6 to 2, and I)el lilssonetl i
did the same thing as (he Hiook
lyn Robins- took the Pirates over
the traces In two games, 7 to 6, ln
10 Innings, and 8 to 1.
Yanks Near Pennant 4
The New York Yankees Just
about clinched their third succes-
J LMU J U fo U L iflf v A
Bive American league pennant
when they beat etruit ou both
ends of a double header 4 to 3
and 8 to 5. Darkness halted the
second game at the end of the
seventh inning, a lucky break for
the Yankees for their pitchers
were reeling and staggering. Babe
Ruth hit his Glut homer in the
first. Inning of the first game and
his 52nd lu the initial round of the
night cap. One more Yankee
victory or another defeat for Cou
n in Mack's Philadelphia Athletics
will clinch the pennant for Miller
Hugglus.
The A'b retained their mathe
matical chances by turning back
the Chicago White Sox, 5 to 3.
Lefty Grove allowed six scattered
hits, fanned nine men and mir.i
calous to releate, hit a homer in
the third Inning, lie fanned the
side on nine pitched balls In the
seventh. It was Grove's 24th vie
lory of the year.
The Cleveland Indians overcame
a seven run lead to teat the
llo (on Red Sox 14 to 10, In the
first game of a double header, but
dropped the second 7 to 4, when
IIIr Ed Morris kept them in
check.
The Washington Senators hand
ed the St. Louis Browns, 6 to 5, In
the 1 1 rat game of the windup ser
ies at St. Ixtuls. Heinle Muminh
hit a homer with two on In the
ninth when St. louis scored all Its
runs.
TIMBER TIMBER TIMBER
Wanted from 150 to 200 million
feet of eld growth fit withlu rea
sonable distance of railroad. Mill
site location wanted for 6UM mill.
Combination of small tracts might
suit Send plat and cruise with low
est possible price to E. G. King
well, Secretary Chamber of Com
merce, Sutherlin, Oregon.
oifa& (keaier Savings than ever
16 Guaranteed and useful items all bargains at our regular low prices . , .
are offered during this big Semi-Annual Sale for just ONE DOLLAR each ... B
Look these'articles over see their hieh aualitv bear in mind
that they are selected from our regular stock, and are backed
by "Western Auto's" Iron-Clad Guarantee of satisfaction and
service at ou more than 150 stores . . . and that your lasting
satisfaction is further assured by our popular CUSTOMER IS
ALWAYS RIGHT policy . . . Then, buy plenty for today's
needs, and more for the future . . .
This Sale Ends Saturday, Oct. 6th
"Ruby Ray" Stop
Signal
G.nuln. (1.75 "Kay-B..-Ruby
Ray Stop Signal,
comptata with bulb.
awitcn, wir and p .
apring fo pedal D
Thia
1
eonnajction.
w4k only. ,
"Klatay" Step Plate
Prevent slipping and
saves wsar on running
board. Attractive pol
ished aluminum with rib
bed rubber
ter.
1
cen- d
Our resular u
low orico of $1.46
each . reduced
for this sal to ...
Wedge Cushion
This extra quality cush
ion is covered with dura-
ble figured black water
pro or material, tp
stuffed with col- 0
inas. A hioh-qrsde
$1.45 cushion for.
U. S. Tire Gauge
8av on this easy read-
inq, qeriutne U. S. Clock-
style flaugo with
neat carrying
caee,. Our regular
low pries... $1.20.
This week
ter
1
lock-
1
Steering Wheel
Cover
Elastio rubber with
ridged surface. Affords
50c Plavrite Golf
Balls, 3 for $1.00
pi
Made especially for
esiern Auto by
n w or tne best
known manufactur
ers of golf supplies.
Guarantesd not to
cue
for
Thraa
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Imperial Polish
Combination
A pint bottla of
Quarantaad Imperial
pouen tor any fin
en, and a 6-y
roll of aoft CP
easy, secure grip
and keeps nands
warm in winter.
Reduced . from
$1.46 to
"Neverburn" Ford
Transmission Lining
Three pieces of long
wearing, chatterlesa lin
ing with rivets. Resists
heat and wear of Ford
transmission system and
apioros enough P .
1 oil for lubrication. y
Kftntilai-lu K1
Special ...,,,..,
cheesecloth.
Regular price
$1-29. Both
for
yard
1
'Defiance' Electric
Cigar Lighter
A wonderful convenience
helps prevent purneg
finger and cloth-
ing. Clamps on 7
J l ! a. Jill
MH1 wiingui drill
ing. Splondid $1.S0
value, during sale
Flare Reflector
Flashlight
This handy 2-cell flash
light has powerful 2-inch
reflector and is complete
With batteries (
and bulb. FU- 9
from $1.1& to ....
irned
1
oleto
1
"Dandy" Spotlight
This $1-28 spotlight Is
well made with japan
ned finish and powerful
reflector. Easily p
attached to open 9
For this week ...
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and
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"tWe$tern Auto" Service
. . A eafure that attfa yon mony.
Srvicw connection arm maintained
in alt cititt whmra twe havm stores.
mo that food's purchattd from us
may bm properly and promptly in'
t ailed at a very low flat rate ... in
many inttance . . . FREE OF ALL
COSTt
The world's larg
est retailers o f
Auto Supplies . .
Serving motorists
of the West since
1916 . . . guaran
teed lines of Ac
cessories. Tires,
Camp Goods. Golf
Equipment. Radio.
Dual Mirror
This practical mirror Is
our -regular $1.20 value. '
Both passengers can
watch to rear.
Beveled pi a ta ,
glass with nick
eled bracket. Dur
ing this Sals....,
'lniperisT Gu Fitter
Will soon save Its cost
in reduced trouble. Fits
Durably maae,
typical
Western Auto"
at our
ranular Dries Of
$U5, Sale price..
"Smithkit" for
Smokers
This oasily attached
smoker's friend com
bines a cigarette con
tainer and automatig
s e r ver, match- Q
box holder and 9
receivere n
$1.75 value
. all cars.
Western
bargain
nade,
1
ash
big
for .
at
Imported "Onyx"
Beautifully colored natural onyx.
Round or oval. Adds to appear
ance of car interior. Regularly
$1.15 tach. Thia week
Gearshift Balls
$
(Me'
Auto Tow Rope
With winter driving ahead, on
should bo in every car ready for
emergency. 17 feet long, highest
grade 9a-inch manilla rope with
loop fasteners. This $1.30 rope
1
$1
-More than 150 Stores in the TNest-
WfesternAiito
supply Co,
117 South Stephens Street
Phone 97
UIMITE im EFFORT TO
NKW YORK. N. Y.. 8ipt. 27.
The two leadinK orRunitalious or
th country whose intfrcHt lies In
Ihe betterment o( public health
and imhtic safety. the American
I'tihllc Health association and Ihe
National Safety Council are plan
ning a "net together" campaign
for accident prevention.
Thy are faced hy the fact thai
nearly ltHMKMl lives were lost lant
year In the Vnitcd States as a re
sult of accidents. The Health as
sociation realizes that measures
for arcldcnt prevention are also
BETTER COLOR
IN HER FACE
Lydia . Pink ham Vegetable
Compound Built Her Up
Tpsnola. Wash. "My husband
saw yottr advprtinrnient forKydia E.
1 1 nk ham s rge
taldr t nmptuind
and wantctl mr
to try it mn I was
In a tired run
down condition.
1 am a farmer's
wife end rr.it ran
Iuiljze what work
do. Mince tak
tviar the rffptsUle
Com pound I frrl
more spry and
1 icoreni and mr
huthand says 1 hate more color in
hit face and lotA hrttrr. I recntn
mrnd it to any one ho needs a yond
tnnlr." Ma. Knar. Lo trr. Lis 1 ma-
fl4, WMUUla'tvU.
public health measures because
they save human life. Iio4h or
ganisations agree that the Unit
ed Slates suffers more from ratal
accidents than do all other coun
tries which are equally advanced
socially and Industrially. They
1 believe that this life wastage
can be reduced by an active and
cooperative campaign of educa
1 t Ion.
I An Important step In this cam
nalcn will he taken at the annual
j meeting of the American Public ;
Ilea 1 1 1, association in I nlcaRO, tn
week of October 15. This step
will he the planning of an iniprov- '
ed classification of fatal acct- '
dents, so that more Informative
ntatistits ran he compiled. With
complete Information on the
causea of accidents It Is expected
that. groHter strides In their pre
entintt can be made. These two
organizations want the kind of
statiKtics thitt will lend them-'
selves not only to the discovery of
what has hapiiened In the past,
but to the determination of what ;
Khould be done in the future to 1
prevent accidents. 1
T!:c NaUoua! ?afcr C'.iti!! 1
will present the suggested changes !
to the vital statistics section of
the Heallh association at the Chi- '
cago convention. They will he dis
cussed, during the convention, by
attending vital statisticians re
presenting federal, state, munici
pal and cor IK) rate statistical of
fices. (ieorge II. Van Ouren. rupervlsor
of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company's statistical bureau, will
be chairman of this section's meet
ing and some of ihe SHakers. to
nether with the topics they will
present, will be: ,
"Our National Accident Prob
lem." by Charles B. Scott, man
ager Chicago bureau of safety,
Hh a discussion by W. Thurber
Kales. I. Sc., Alabama State regis
trar of rital statistics; "What We I
I-on't Know About Accidents." hy J
H. 1.. Forney, statistician national
Safety council, Chicago, with dis- j
russton hy Superintendent E.
MiThstl. census and vital statis
tics branch, dominion bureau of
statistics, Ottawa. Canada; "What
We Are learning About Accidents
from Vital Statistics Records,"
by Karle P. Drown. M. P., director
Kansas state lMard of health, and
James K. Uauman, assistant direc
tor, Ohio state department of
health, with discussion by Ir.
Herman T. Peck, general medical
director, medical field bureau.
New York City department of
health.
HUNTERS SPORTSMEN
If you want to find the big
bucks come and see me. I guaran
tee to take you where they are or
no charge, tall or write for ap
pointment, deorge H. Harrow,
Drew, Ore.
F
390 Eaat Taylor St.
Phone Eaat 6953
Roaeburg phona Ml
The Arrow Line
Portland, Roseburg,
Marshfield and way
points
Leave rnrtlanil B p. M.
I.eaVB KuneMirn 6 F. M.
Pneumatic Tlrea Ueed
Encluetvely
' THESE BLANKETS j j
pin orchards east of town. Ida
large cirrle of frlenda In thi8 com
munity hoi for li In speedy recovery.
PERCY A. WEBB
Republican nomine for sheriff
of Douglas county. General elec
tlon November 6, 1128. (Paid Adv.)
I WELL WASH roof. I
BUNKtTa Plfcl AS SHOW-1
AND THtrXL 8E I
I tOMfOWAOVt KNOW.,
What la more enjoyable on a cold
wlnter'a night than to enuaale un
der a pair of well laundered sani
tary Manketa. It they are laun
dered here you can enuacle as
close aa yon please to them. They'll
feel food to ihe touch.
Roeburg Steam Laundry
Phone 79 Rostbuap
From many Sutherlin friends of
the family came expressions of re-
kret last Monday when It became
jiCHnerally known that Mayor Her
man Werner had surfered a para
lytic shock at his home on Waits
avenue early Sunday afternoon,
his entire right side being affect
ed as well as the left side of his
, fare, says the Sutherlin Sun.
Mr. Wegner was about town Sat-
'unlay evening, but complained to
friends that he was not feeling
well and returned to bis home
early and went to bed. He arose
about his urual hour Sunday morn
ing, but did not feel able to leave
his home and cc:r.;:!aiucd of curr.!)
nesa in his right hand and lei!,
and Mrs. Wegner noticed that his
speech at times was Indistinct and
confused. As his condition allowed
no improvement aa the morning
advanced, a physician waa sum
moned and after a brief examina
tion diagnosed the case aa para
lysis. Mr. Wegner was assisted to his I
tu.4 - ...1 . . .
" uriiurm Humiiiisiereu,
snd while some Improvement In
his condition la reported since!
I Monday, it will probably be aomel
time before he Is able to be about
bia accustomed duties. The fact
that he haa a good constitution I
and has always enjoyed good :
health, will undoutedly prove of I
material assistance to him at this!
time in overcoming the affliction
Which haa come tifwtn him
j Mr. Wegner waa elected m.n
of Sntherlln at the general elec
tion held la November. 15. and
haa made a most competent offl
cial. His term of office will expire
In November at this year, rninnr
:the past several years be has de
jvoted much of his time to stork
'raiin and bur lot and to ala ap-
Her Own Choice
Mary Aliss
A most delicious assort
ment of unusual candy
tasty creams, cara
mels, nougat ines and
nuts.
Rett u la r high grade,
chocolate coating.
70c
On,Pound Box
Nathan Fullerton
Roeeburf, Oregon